"Why me? Why don't you do it?" Cause I got mid-terms starting in three days," I reminded her."God! Why can't you be normal like everybody else?" Dana ...olled her big green eyes."I dunno," I shrugged. "It's a mystery, Shaggy." It's a mystery why my mom doesn't use the dryer too," she grumped."She likes the fresh air smell," I smiled, tapping my highlighter on my textbook."They sell that stuff at the store," Dana said and she was getting up."What stuff?" Fresh air smelling stuff," she rolled her. "What?" I asked."What were you focusing on back when we were trying to turn on the lights?" The wall," I answered."Yeah, me too." he agreed. "Why?"Why?" I began, but then it occurred to me, as it obviously already had to him. We'd been focusing on where we expected a light switch to be, rather than on the lights themselves. "You're right, lets try."I walked back to the tunnel and pointed the flashlight up so we could see one of the smooth little domes. I focused on that and the side-by-side. " Now, now Geek, electrocuting postmen is a big no-no," Bill replied with a grin of his own.I'd sorted out my work by 2pm and left the office via a taxi to the care home where Julia was being looked after. I knew the team and other resources were around, I just didn't know where and I wasn't looking for them either. Still the attack when it did happen was quite a shock, I was wandering through the building to the dayroom where Julia spent most of her time when I was grabbed roughly and flung. . tasting the blood in my mouth from before-time. I had my rifle on my shoulder looking for an enemy.Phile laid a hand on my shoulder and I lowered the gun. The horses had bunched in a corner of the corral, but they were looking calmer.“Let’s get some hay and oats. Those rescues never get oats. They’ll settle right down.” We got the feed and as we scooped it into the trough Phile said, “We’re missing one. Where’s Lucky?”We sent our minds questing out trying to locate the missing horse and found.